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Teacher str,eLlaua viii Tryi,t A-.,..

PRINCIPAL Strickland Of the WeehaWken pub-
lie school, who resigned on Friday because the pupils in
the school rebeied against his authority
earnest request OF he School M.
decided 20 remain nc the head OF the school
sns us S oITssd saS n order e pT.ssys dis
= aAid thsfs Il 10 lack Of abliy q di.eiiinari.u
On the pArt Of Mr. BtFekland but fhat N n N $780,
: sSIs g t5s pupils she0sT1sas tAsa 4 Es6sioa s"S
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Sale or the Beeehsr L,brary.
The interest In the sale OF the Bescberu

SH1V uN1V Of tli1 D0oCH0f
which Ia now drawing to clOse was yesterday after
noon and evening AZ lively ever. number OF deal
volumes have little value except a. momentoen or bS
cause they contain mrEnAl notes By the late divine
realized from the afternoon and evening saIsS
sonSst soiI hS 2, hsrosrt spsneera wofks were
penrean prints BY English artists brought $50 while ave
volumes OF Adam Smiths works were bid IN AZ only q
csnh Tho sale OF the library will be concluded this
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Alleged F,re Bsr. o. Trial.

ELIZABETH. Nov. 14.-Horace -andsLevis Van
hest two Of Planelds alleged IRE bugs were put on
trial this morning for burning the house In which they
resided. They wero non-paying tenants, and had re-
ceived notice to out. Lewis insured Il ID said
for than the value Of his goods Estsa Jackson
diaries .woss that Her.en Van Nest told hsr there
later the house was burned. x.fke Chief Doans
swore that breaking Into the house no found sepa
1 mt psnhs% ts.tinsd that Hsracs Van Nss
nrea and asked his advice about turning states sv
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Iaspoeting Peru's Rallroaas.

LIMA. Nov. Tho commission OF engineers
and mining experts out by the bondholders COM
mttes at London viii leave in day or two for the In
terror 70 examins the oroya Railway the silver deposits
NJ the Cerro de- fasco the fertile plateau Huanueo
and thence will proceed to 70 Inspect he
various quickAilver mines OF Santa Barbara
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Aysns Khan submlts to tho BRITISH.

LONDON, Nov. 1A.-It Is reported from Sar-
rakhS shat Ayoss Khan who Lord Salisbury announced
had sdsmlttsd TO ne British mad 1000 followers but
gaze M hs saoniAsi0n trusting 70 the Queen's mercy,
and because ne was angry With Russia for refuAnH 10
supply him with and troORA
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Tho Murdered Te.per..e. Crater.

Sioux CRY, Nov. 1.-THE second trial Of
John Arensdorf, under Indictment for tho MUIR
der Of the Rev. George @. Hsddock on Aug. s.
1886. was called In the District Court this morn
Ing. Tho court room was filled with spectators.
attorneys as before The defence is In tho
hands Of o. Q. TEedWsz Of this city. q. ". Argo
81 Lsms tr;. and w. Erwin 81 81 Paul The
George W. Wakefield Is tho PRECEDING Judge III
this trial. The work Of impsnelllng Q Jury was
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s,r AIieAael Renppear. In roI,t,c..

LONDON. Nov. 14.-Sir Michael Hlcks.B Beach.
I'm speech at Bristol tonight limited that he would re-
sumo Official work ut All early date. lie praised Mr.
batour for tho In which he had performed the
duties OF an onerous oifice. lie condemned the Ulad
nonens Tor copnionAnenK the agitation In Ireland n
POI have been needed He dsprecated any nasty de.
nn,dn ~ tne Lanv act and advocated
the transfer Of land to tenants 10 made under the
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Tls Riot Act Read at Kl,ru.h.

DUBLIN. Nov. Awhile anumber OF prison.
sS were beiRs removed from the Kilrush jail to-day
Prsparntory TO their being taken TO Limerick hight
ooE PLACE between the inhabitants Of tile and he
toiee Voeys Of stones were fred at the officers who
N return used their batanA freafy several persons
could 30 fOstDred $3.50
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The Ca.lne Psepls nanx It.

story that Belle Ur1uhart. the Casino sing
er had refused to rehsars longer opera
OF "Nadeonm soon to DO produced At that house be-
cause hEx felman, the stage manager, AwoIs ct her
during Iehe1rsal sunday afternoon, was said By the
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A government nuIldIns burned.

BRussELs. Nov. 1.-THE Ministry OF ARri-
culture eadins canaht IRE durtny tho night and wAs
destroyed The Chamber or Deputies and the Ministry
* fiaanse building. were with great dnicuy saved
Ihe loss II great theyAlier do Apreau the Minister OF
ARriouure. and his wife and family who welt In the
burned building had TO nee Tor their uvea
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The 81. Nicholas Society May Increase Its
Members.

The St. Nicholas Society met at DeImonico's
last evening" Carlisle Norwood Jr, presiding for the
election of officers Tho following ticket was unani
mousy elected:
President John G, Mills; vice-Presidents James VIM
Chauncey NJ. Depew; Treasurer, Edward schei; Secrs
tAry, Charles 4. schermerhorn; Assistant Secretary
diet OAKLEY. Ans,in q Fox Edward N. Taller; stew.
The officers will be Installed At the annual dinner ON
g. Nicholas day. Dec; .. 1t Is probable thai the
membership limit now 500 win be extended to 600 Al
the annual meeting Over 100 candidates are now bull
letined On the boards OF tho society. "
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sheeh.. Seriously Hurt,

John Hapenstal. the bartender arrested ON
the charge Of having assaulted John sheehan Of Ito
First avenue election day srraigned In the Har
lem Court Yesterday shsshan was reported to be serb
ously hurt and Justice White committed HepenssaI u
await the result Of the injuries he ACCUSED OF In
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s.aay,aE ne se..A,. Rs.saree..

NASHVILLE. Nov. 1A-Twenty capitalists
from various sections spsnt today In Meanwhile They
goaE thr0lsA the mineral bait % the South In the
Party hoeert Lincoln q chieA4e. the rIssidsnt.
I'll: ~ s3s sasS e s:S Ss''s0
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The R.sin. I.l..a Club House Burned.

MATTITUoK. Nov. 1.-THE large and hand
some club house Robins Island Cutohogue with
all Its costly furniture and other contentS was totally
destroyed by IRE To-day at O'Clock. II built about
six By the Robins Island Gun Club The loas q
about $4,000 The insurance 10 unknown
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Druggist BIra's Condlt,sa.

Byron II. Bird. the young druggist who
drank desc OF diluted prusSic acid ten minutes after
he took room OF the Grand Union Hotel on Sunday,
was In fair way TO recovery yesterday He Il In the
cage for prisoners At Bellevue Hospital
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asa. BsuIanasr IN Paris.

PAEs. Nov. 1A-Gen. BoulanEer. who has
jstSsaa released from arrest has arrived 81 the Bots
Lesyi& NJ Aiiahtsa ffe ne railway tEaih ~ uharsn
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C.hnfela.. Creditor. ran. But D. N.tA,n..

The creditors of Isidor Cobnfeld held a
meeting yesterday afternoon in Lawyer Franks ONCE
243 Broadway and discussed tho plan proposed at the
meeting last week Nothing was decided upon.
bhern Jury yesterday decided that title to the
stock In the store In the creditors named under the
assignment and not In those who had secured attach
monIA " - 1890
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Trouble for the Equltabio's ArcAiteet.
Acommittee from the Board Of Walking Dele.
gates will call upon the architect Of the Equitable
Building to-day and AK him not to purchase build
ssts upon purchasing from them then they will order
the men at work on the building out strike
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Queen Victoria asd tho Psps.

LONDON, Nov. 14.-The Queen has appointed
the Duke OF Norfolk special to thank the Pope
for sending Mgr Scia to London the occasion OF her
Jubilee,
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rskiAs Up Jersey Ra,l~sad Company.

REwARK. Nov. 14.-The Essex County Grand
Jug has made asking that stsps Be taken
- eoelps the Greenwood Lake Railroad 20 Adopt MAS.
e % beer protest the hyes Of lie passengers and 10
se'a asssasa. JSafs Dspge "A he would send the
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Osne to Dias IN New Vera.

ItHss se I'd ggs :: g &: q: 4 rs
Commerce dtABag t2atgkk -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-09


General Slocum, Of New YoFk, hAxine
made AZ aetlVs canvass fer the position
Of CommandsE In Chief Of TIE Grand
Army Of the Rapnhlia and havina been
defeated, nov has The bad taste 70 crit
elss The motives Of those Who voted
against him. He is reported ~ saying
that his defeat oonvinoss him Of The
faei thai The Grand Army Il q political
Organization and thai be never had The
sllahtesa Idea THAI be would be elected
70 The position for which be vas appar-
entity 90 anxiona TIE General oonlin-
ues In this strain thrsaRh quite AZ tx.
tended interview and sAys sons very
uaesmpiimentAsy thines Of ths order Of
which be Il 90 pFominent . member.
This is certainly 10 wrsishsd taste and
Il shoald lead tbs members Of the Grand
Army 10 eeneralalats themselves on
their narrow escape frem selecting Cen
sFal sloeam 10 the highest once In thsiF
ordar.
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The announcement from 0ttaWa
thai "ihe claims Of The Washinaton an
ihoFilis9 70 exclusive iuEIsdisiIon b
Behrise Zee will probably be fouRhi
out 10 the Unissd States courts befoEs
Il l. made . subject for An international
commission. +" mast b dssianassd e. 9
cool one. The assnmption that the
United States government vii sabmlt
its claim 70 Jurisdiction In BshFine Sea
al the mere request Of The British gov
sFnment b Q violent one. Il mag be.
however, that our govsrnmsni u ready
to snrfsndsF lie rights IN this matter
also. Secretary Bayasd has thus far re-
spondsd readily enough 10 the strings
pulled al Ottawa and London, and be
may reasonably be expected 10 Do %
until The election Of Q Rspublioan
President necesAilafss biz withdrawal
from ofloe ana The suosiitutlon In
The HlAls Department Of an American
policy fes the British policy that Il nov
Ia voaus there.
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A yoanR Russian Who oseapied the
postiisn Of valsa 10 The csar, VILLA pack
lne biz masters trunks 81 oopsuhsasn
recently. sAw among the clothing = Ger
man uniform. This Surprised him
somewhat and be th0aahtissuly spoks Of
vhat be haa sen "a soma frisnda The
report spread and n was sOon stated
both IN EuFOps and America thai ths
osu wAs about 70 pay . fEisndly visltto
the EmpsFos Of Germany. AZ result
sf bic thOaghtlessness. ths salea q On
bic vAy 10 siberia 70 serve . tsrEa 81 ass
years. aHd sOmsbOdy else nos paeha The
Caar'a iFanks. The posisiou 81 valet 10
Tue Gar e apparently noa IN sayiabls
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A GRAnp AvExrE

ne saeeossion 10 references 10 the
ssaahllshment 81 q great avenas Or
arixs aioaa The shores a ear esaatifal
takes maas By Mayer Mi1o4 h hla
special message 10 ,hs clty oonnoal %
Friday eveaing. shoald Fsesise tnnsd-
late eenslasraiicn. II t. saNEessica
wurthy Of tha oaaeisl from shon %
enanassa. ana h wiil unqssstionably
ssesiva NE warn approSal 81 ali vee
are Interested % the welfare Of seattle.
ne abssass 81 hns drives has h tes
pssl been q great disadvsnaage - eur
eisv. easA drives ere - neossaasy In =
iarrs eiiy e. parks and ether breathing
vlassa sog the psopae. and unlssa sozss-
shtnr 4 pscmptly dsna 10 tuppay Ne
waue shieh l. alrsaay fsll - kssnly.
ths psepls 81 ahe Seattle q Ten years
srom Sow wsll have ssaas % laDeas Ne
uhask sirhaednem 81 tsoss uhe are usS
q Authority. Ilbsl ths prensni uens
within shs povss 81 ~ eiig 70 saaae-
- 40 axsnna wAlcA Witl b n ysass
q esune shs inssl dFivs en- Ne fasiae
0uan, ana shs most heanftfsl b Ne
Urlssa alalsG fhis 80 80 Be asna
a an sxpenss uetsA \ ssaHssiy wosany
a. eonnaAsFasica 10 visW e aaa Giaaa
esnsat te b deEivsd. sd ~ esiisss Z
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yx.Tzensrrsf =. 3. Eplnnss b Z -
aerf lstksr 90 1ha no1. - 1h4Sars q
Wcloeassr, Mas. r1Iases he foliouines
II saw lalelg newspapeE accouns 10
uhith he 11nke1419 u14 Ua1e tn4e
xohn Brown WA eAHluEed - hiFRiAA&
militia. Ikno1 this % b uutrue. -
rafnxrsd to sne keoplsu uye.opmala,
ana tbsre found. b infezsneo e1e eane
mssseafemanf- MeAys' hsuwnhn1e.ea
II - town until evening. - which
fime 1853 nilitianaen arrived. Brown
ua3 oaplare3.s o. mysu4g % wash
inRten 10 NovsmbsR. 1853. TIE Hen.
rknddsus EsoYsus ca8e aboaEd the
trails a Philadelphia. aaa toek . soas
herfss M. AZ s1s RaIaE House, WnsEs
- Bsl1Innse q Ohi0 railroad rankea =
ia1oslon. 1osexnor WISE and Seoai1E
Mnscn boarded he snma ear, End sook
eats oizec1iy oUuozIke ~. 1heF heo
enma from HaEpSF's Ferry. and dis
euzned Tie 5ohn Brown aHaIR. 11ey
said fhinrs tha1 dfaplesasd ~ sald
70 Mr.. Stevens that Il was = Uily that
Brnun had ncs hsan nsutenond 10 pEi1on
foK life. instead Of being made . martyr
/ ~ hanging. Mr.. Stevens lad egiesu1ly
! lonaed for an oppoFtunity 30 give she
kuo eninent Virginia skatesmen . Haoa
/ In return, and turned tome and said 10
3 loud volet: No. siFs be ought % havs
been hanged for ntiamptinG 20 caplurs
Virginia With dozen whlee men, ave
negroes. and an old coz. Way alr.s ne
said. ne ought 10 have taken q las.
thirty men TO have captured ViFRlniAs
] forgot 70 saF IL the rropeE Place
what infended In relating this mot
dsnf, !. g. that Governor Wises 10 ne
eourse Of conversation said % senatog
Nasors What regret h tAf8 wnois
affair is thai the raaoAl wns captufee
b. Federal troops instead Of Virgins
tEoops.,"
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weucATaex N AKAaRA.

NE. Batlsr, 81 Nsu York, rsosnfIy We
tea Alaaka and he writes Of his trip e.
folloWs. I'VE foond laRgs nambsF Of
ashoais In ALASKA. but not nearly enoagh.
al SiakA there b nooFishing sehooi Of
10 papila. Here thara are foaR GOOD To-
nlraeaora ana q 'Aow oaFpenter' Who
seaeh ID Roed bnildineA In 10 olheg
s.noal dla we ina any ATTEMPTS q IN
duVaFlal edncntion. tbs Indians ef
Alaaka are not lika cur EuFth American
InAlana. Thay resemble tie Japansss,
lawns almond syeA square facss, and
heina nnsn neFe lnteglieant, liklaR 10
work. esaily taanhs, and With q decided
meshaMloal beat. This 10 ssen "a ne
alshorefa carving which tAeY DO; bat
ahatF caFvina ianoe ailnlssa, Tor 4 almost
nluays FeplsB1nsa eome eVeni 10 The BE
cary OF tRadhtienn q Instr tFieea We
heearaa % mash interested IN them
thAi On the eleaDeR we raisad euoa1h
3 sapply eompis1e easnts for Zen papi,s
70 BE- Taught "a ona time che uae Of ear
paniess' tools snd . s0mplste kinder
eaFten eusGt foF DE-. Saeksun's school 81
eiska. Whfls tbeEs - also established
ne Alaskan 6esaety. n ortsR 30 gst To-
gsahsF and rsssAEvs he vAlaahis Indi-
a. relies % AlAskA. Yea sss. % many
tlaaafu and sinners visit Alaska thaa Ne
rsmnanss q nrekw1aogy ana the hisaagy
q she TRIES are fAsa disappeaxinG.
siras each xirttar carries away ell sue
eaFiasiliea Be ean ~ bis hAada apoa.
TIE rem1anis of 6ishA are 1aaa aetive
nemneEa. and The rs11 of ~ are
a1seiafs m1meers % cerrespen4tnR
msmhaEar
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First Baptlst Church. Fourth street near
James, Rev. D. J. Flares. pastor--Tha pastor
viii pisach ~ II O'Clock 8. m, o. Chfist "a
the vessel" At p. N. Union seanainavsan
service, when several candidates viii b bar
sised b. Rev. z nelson, pastor Of seandina-
tiHm, followed By Rev. D. J. Pierce. AZ $50
p N. the pastor VIII prsach on ''Eln and SUI.
fsring
Trinity Church. Third street, opposite cours
HOUSE. Dean watson, Rector-oundsv School.
e le;Is 9. m. Divlns service. iisIs 8. u. and
z3o p. m.
swsdisA Lutheran Church. T.Aird street. near
Pike. Rev. @. a. Andsrson, pastor-9arvices 81
II q. m. and S:So p. m.
Taylor Congregational church. CORNER Birch
and Thomas strests. North Seattle, Rev, W. Il
Dawson. pastor Preaching - II a n. supdAy
school a. 1915 p m eGnday school lesson
review. consistisg Of Bi0ls histsry ilIastratsS
with stersopnoon ptriureas ~ 1s9o ,. N.
Rev. x. Nielsen, pastor of fhs scandinavian
churches In faooma and oeaitle reports mech
encouragement u his Seattle aela. He has
been holding sxtra moetlnRS the past wask.
and Win preaen 81 II m. and 10 D. D. g.
dAy e The scandinnslan shnFsh, f0urth slxsss,
near Pins. he Win alao prsnch az he RlFri
Baptist Church 81 { ,. n. "a .Baptfnn.~ amer
watch the ordlnnnca Of haptism win be namin.
iseerea 70 several converts. Rsr. b. J. Piercs
VIII aSuist IN the nsrvies. An ans wslcons.
Unftafan Service, Nasonis Han. Rev q. q.
Greer, uiHistaE-Preachina a n 4 u. tcnie.
Modern philosophy snd modern thsclory. Z
kvssy body ueloo@a.
First German nofsrnsd Churan. eorner AZ
esvsnth and oharEy streets. Rev. d. arasasl.
pastor Divine service every Sunday q II 4
n and p n. Sunday Bchool al 10 3 d.
Efzyes meeting Wednesday evening AZ Ts0,
Nesting toe 2tesion Purposes q 5.se p.m
esorg drst Saturday Of the m0nsh. aarmaua
aFe cordially Invited % The aboss msstngI.
Christian chureh. seneca Btrssa bsswsen
thtrd asd Foerth. Kew. q. Z MosI pestor--
fFeachiag 80 II q. N. and 5s10 .. N. enmdny
school e 70 an. Teachers mssting en- fasS-
cay q To n
Swedish MsthoaIss RplSoonsl Ohnroh. FinA
s,Eeet. betwesn Pike aad Rtna, Rev. 1ohn
bEauer. paaor-DiviHe asExics every sundaT,
z ne 1srnan language. = > N. Sunday
kres Hsthedist Church, Pine street. between
Ninth and Tenth--RreaehipR q II 4. N. anf
tss0 ,. a. Sunday achool q els n. Pave
service Wednesday nishas.
Regular s01e and Gospel ssrsios a n youns
Meme Ohristtsn Association cknpeI, ooF,ssr al
.rsnt sad spring slrsst4 Ills aftsrnoea e I
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Il \ A3enIA b eoneslEa 49, - .1ln-
bern rlnhsa e - 30 ~ - 11ts
fn1lNz - E1aa 1Aaa 1na-k7l1. - o1-t
rr17s 1h11zg . Us - $50.
us EsnR k&A kaaD Grny t.-.s.,-
MnGt c1EznlnIg ikAt p1rz1an q - 80
Mla1l11 1le1f8 % 1h.1 81 = - -.
ersn1gF fh8n ever kelo1a sc - -.
nsE mnz1 hare ma4a - uNaa 49, :.
Ieass sarsinzsy.
TIA large nnoun1 leHiea t1K ne
c1.n11fy fund 10 1918 I wa1 fer - PSF
ehnNa q the Was6eil 0emesEFs wateA
Is rsoenfly bssn declared p4ehe
paxk.
Before elosfaR this artio,e i nay =
wnIl % give he numbcF % stills lexse1
far eaah fund n ench yeag, e1alnk 2AS
HIsk These ere - f1llgwaE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-09

Tue eoilapse Of The great Baltimors a
oAl0 pRevsfty teaches NE folly u paao-
ina . man In sonsroi q great Railroad
ssnply bscAnss biz father as . saFSwd
ana snecsmfui raiiRoadss. II a he
dsAth Of John ". Garrett Ne Bahinors
. Gaia bad hssn paaesd andes ne nan
aRsusnt Of soms psaatisal Failfoaess
uhs hAa worked hinsslf - fFo@ q
subordinate positios, The great Railroad
would EsShabiy have besn pagina divi-
dsnas nee e regularly e h Ga Zen
years aRs. II h he men who @aks
sAaaalv sa she rsn %. uhIssd slatsA
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| R.a.lar oar. Pe.l. Tnl.llla.ne.r. ]

Regular Cor. Poet IMtsiliqsHcsr.l
Hop picking on T. W. Oalhoun's farm
Il done. The hsld is noW under the
management Of Z. J. and 3. 2. Han
cock and the yield is greater than that
OF last year. Over atty Indians have
been employed.
Mr.. n. e. Putnam, Of Orange county,
Vermont, 10 visiting his con. n. W. Put
nam. He has been looking over the
Sound with q view 10 locating and
thinks Of moving here with his family
In the spring. His intention at present
q oimaks WILDLY Island bis heme.
VIII Tenny is preparing TO open .
shoe making establishment as this
place.
ThfsshinR on the Island wonId have
been done IN q few days more, but the
heavy showers have pot q atop 70 the
work.
For Q few days past 9 number Of
steamers and boafs have beon engaged
In taking up estFay saviogs In and
about the Cove.
Anopg the visitors during The week
have been noticed J. J. 0aIkoen. Ed
ward Oliver, Eugene Oanaeld. DE-. Joe.
JsrRensen. d. W. O. Dennlsop, Mfa =.
n. Hanosek.
W. b. Jones arrived from Seattle
Wednesday morning via UtsAlady.
U0UPKvrL1.R, Cos. Iih.
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Total. ...s......s. SoosoAo d
NumbsF OF mills levied, 81.
Total assessed valuation Of property,
O, -. SIS.
Besides this revenue from direet tax
sticn the city has q considerable rave
nue from licenses. aaea. eta. Fur the
past Ave years this income has bean in
cseasine steadily. In the year ending
Nav 81, 1883, they amounted 10 el6.-
2l6.sa. 10 The year ending May 81. 1884,
10 ar. S5e.l9. 10 The year ending Nay
81, iseA, 70 8227to.o8. 10 The PEAR snd-
Ins MAJ 81, 1850. 20 e2t,lT6.ee. And 10
tie year iast ended 10 80. l8f So
Ths insoma q tie ely from ali soar.
osa for The paat Ave years has been va
VegInR. 10 The year ending Nay 81,
fsSa. Il wns only 60. - %. In 1854 Il
had nsasiy doabled ilsslf, aud s@oantad
% e7321Ano. In The year eodinR Ia
1855 il eEood almost The eaDa. "a, 402 II,
aad n iess q fell 20 e70o79 u. Lasi
Vear ID aaain vent upwards. and
Amounted 70 4TS.7et-10. Tia q, %
course, the fatal Of The taxes levied
thrgueaoat the city. With The receipts
from licenses and Zoe fnnds added ,and
6oas nos include tha amounia levied on
partlcalAr sections of the city foR LEGAL
impeu4smenta. Ths mos netabis feRr
tnre Of theas saatemanas b he exiRaoF-
SiinaFy diaersaos IN The aa1egssd vaina-
tian from ysax 10 rear, Romet1nssa megs
thsn aeuhIina ilsslf, and again falling
faF below. THIS b mainly due 10 tha
VaQaFses 81 he Assessors. bas there Il
slsn 10 be sakan into consideration The
N assion IL vainea uhieb commenced n
1881 and Destined In 1884.
AnothaF nstabla feature uAieh Euzf
eartninlr be ana - ne Aaanasnr, h the en-
1raerdinary change whiee has saken
plaes IN the amouata reesissd levied Tor
poll tax Ia sch year the 81 has ~
mainsa he same per bead. namsly, -.
bal thia IN $50 pfodaes1 e1eo4, repre-
snntin4 sSl woc Wufe liable for tbta tax.
In 1881 this had siHe1 % 49,. fapFe-
1suaana ga persons liable. Il tAa fol
loainr year 4 tel 10 ex28. o. 81 pzR-
ssus. n Ie8 d azain fosa - e9to4. e.
col psrssnA and 90 followinR year u
Jnmpea a kennd % etsi&. % flsS pr
ssns, fniliae again ne year totosiRz b
Rs7a o. rs psEsons fiab . % tie tzx
Lsaa year tnis hnd a1Ain fsllea % eSSas
O. &c paEsous. and this pFtesnt yeax
endfnn Mas 1ixt. lS6A i haa aaAia
fnIlen, sili e e1o20. o. 50 psFsoaA 8
utMnds lower than a. any tiDs daEtnG
the elzhl yonrR e. h b - tndizp1s-
ahas faea ihaA lha popelAtiaa has nsaRlT
dsuhlsd n ne iAsa thsss e fear yeArs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-09
EUNs WISE NEVER sER a Nan,

The Via MsTulana Convent in Rome
will remain 10 the possession Of the
nuns until The death Of tbs last Of
them, When the property goes 20 tbe
city. Tue sixteen remaining Franciscan
muns. who are called the HepuIte Vive,
are etlsl In the old monastery. where
they 0scs received visit from The
Princess Of wales. These nuns, come
Of them ladies Of noble families, OBJ
serve Q very strict Tuls. Oace entering
he oougene, they never leave % alive.
Hhsy neVeE 80 men, not even the priest
uho says maaa 10 the ehapel. TIE altar
b screened Of and tAsy can go last
Tie elevation Of the Host. Through q
anall apsraturs they receive holy CON-
munion. IroR gsatlnea and linen veil
guard the small opening thFo1eA which
lhsY make eonfessions. They never
undFsss fox repose, bnt apend half the
night in prayer. and keep, except IN ex-
sFsme eases 81 illness. Q perpetual ab-
aainenea from meat. They make almost
everything they use. even 10 shoes end
medlcineal n parent Of one Of these
nuna dtsa, the announcement u mes
mada - tie nan heFseif, bul 10 general
terms Il n said thai one Of them has
lost b. dsaih q father OF . mother, &c
tie ease may bs.--Bestoa Herald.